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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
LIBROS.

Por ell 1ltimo vapor correo
Sc han recibido los sigulentes
libros en- la lmprenta del
d" Boletin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13
DE GUAYAMA.
s de Mayo de 1887.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN.
Puerto. Rico.

Muy apreciado senior y correli-
gionario: Estimar6 de su amabi-
lidad el que Sc inserte en- las CO.
lumnas de su ilustrada publication
las siguientes lineas, por 10 que le
anticipa las gracias su alto. s. s.
y amigo
o, B. s. M,
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SIRVIENTA.

Sc necesita una que acompane
a una familia hasta la Peninsula
durAnte la travesia.
Informaran en- la Gale de Ia
Cruz mum. 6, piso principal. 81
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JUAN MATEUS. Plaza no Principal si,

Constante surtido de efectos para el Eiorcito, Al
nada Voluntsrios. Divisas para empleados de
Hacienda Telegrafos Ooafecciona gorras de todaa
f)rmas classes.
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deliberately raise his rife and shoot
Sullivan, who fell dead, 'lIs 7,I, 9sI1l

The survivor Of the massacre now fully
restored to his senses sought 10 elude the
sayages, and made an unsuccessful effor,
to escape. But they were on the alert,
and at once seized and bound him and
carried him away captive. His detention,
however, was not prolonged for q very
great. period, as he managed one day to
escape the vigilance Of his captors and
re9ch bis friends In safety, to whom he
rotated the incidents above mentioned
substantially as given. G ~ a,
The brave mon who had sealed their
devotion to their leader with their blood,
and whose prcBtrate bodies were scattered
around on tho scene Of conflict, we're each
scalped and otherwise mutilated, but Sui.
livan'a remains wero respected, and sui.
fOred no indignities except that they re-.
moved his heart aud made Of 1t a coup OF
which they partook with view, az they
said, oil making them "brave." This hay.
ing been accomplished, as a further token
Of respect 10 his courage they covered his
body with leaves and twigs, burying It In
this rudeway on tho spot where he fell, and
then the whole party joining in dismal
death chant, moved away on q dog.trot
through tho forest. Tho place whore this
massacre occurred has ever since been
known 90 sullivan's Spring. r.g
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GERMS.


Lave ana Arc AUleU. fsl
7 The Germans consume largo amounts Of
uncookcd pork, md often got living animals
called triChnn into their blood, which
draw In tho germs OF disease md death
with every breath. Malnria, mlasma, sowcr
Gun ana tho thousand poisons In tho mir,
IN food md In water ar6 Mt war with health
md life nll tho whilo. Tho blood that cir.
culhtcs In human veinsi Is composed OF mum.
bers OF small corpusclcs that resemble uni.
mails md whom anything poisonous gcts
into tho blood Z becomes Just like stag,lant
wntcr, full OF living animals TINT feed upon
each other md upon tho blood itself. And
yct not ono person In hTty Is FREQ from
mont Of tho life, whether awake or uslGcp
o million poisonous animals, invisible To
tho naked ego, aro feeding upon tho very
clcmonts TINT mako md sustain life,
These arc facts-thcy uro solemn
truths md they demand tho most
serious intention. These germs must DO
killed; they must DO annihilnted. But
howl Prof. Austin Flint Of bellevue Hos.
pital College, New York, says: "Tho III.
diclous use OF alcoholic stimulants Is ono OF
tho striking characteristics OF progress In
half century" while DR.. ]. T. Gilbert Of
Lyons, N. Y. says: "From my experience
In tho treatment OF chronic Diseases OF d
wasting and facilitating nature have fro
9uently found II necessary TO ndvise
the uso Of stimulants, and In nv
opinion Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskoy for
purity md other desirable qualities
cannot DO surpassed for such pur.
poses. 1ts action scoms TO DO TINT OF
u pure stlmulant, with mono OF tho incbri.
ating ELECTS which nro too often found In
so.called medicinal whlskoys"
When We consider tho terrible amount OF
poison TINT Is In tho blood, and tho misery
nnd death ills causing, andwhe we rcalizo
that its germs Gun oil DO driven out BY
o stimnlnnt mot lntoxicant) like DufIy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, We have cause for
thankfulness that modern science ia doing
80 much for mankind tn removing disease,
destroying Its cause md bringing health
md happiness instead OF misery md death.
Most Of tho leading people of the land nro
realizing tho value OF this Whiskey, and
many whose .prejudiccs havc heretofore
kept them entirely from tho use Of spirits
nre seeing Its pure una valuable qualities In
in their homes,
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FINANCEAND TRADE,
The Features OF tho Money and stoci
r. N# i. Mnrkefa. .sis ~ H.. i... n.

Tic FeAturcs OF Tho Money and Stocl
}..s Markets. 'ib.5 s'II ~
INV fonK, Feb. 2l.-.Money on call easy at 8Isa
Az per cent, closing at per cent bid. PIime
mercantile paper GAO per cent. Sterling Ex.
RAILROAD BoNDs Dull; Balcs 5s06,066
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-were dull and steady.
STATE DoNps-wcrc dull and .tcady.
sr.CAs The general interest III tho German cleo.
tons and the hpproach Of the holiday acted rs
hampers upon the speculation to-day, and the
market was the dullo,t OF the season.. Tho market
was weak from the opening, and declines, ranging
up 10 per cent, were established In the tiist thirty
minutes, after which prices iluctuated within q
very narrow range upon constantly decreasing
business, aud With a general downward tendency
until afternoon, when the movement Ia prices be.
came jmpcrcepiiblc aud business stagnant. There
was Il renewal Of the depression In the last hour
and though tho market closed o shade better than
the lowest figures, generally, 1t was barely steady
Salpl IA; b0l ana req -..-l - .'-r rT -.
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CINcINNArr, O., Feb. 2l-Flour heavy; family
50 45aS G5; fancy s. Soai CO. Wheat dull and lower;
No. 2 rcd s3aS35sc; receipts 1000 bushels; ship.
menn 5000 bushels. Corn stronger; No. 2 mixed
s9He. Oats barely steady; No. mixed 3o5<c RE
steady: No. 2, COG. Pork firm at Sl4 rs. Lard In
moderate demand at Z00c. Bulk meats QUIET;
short rib 7.t2Ec. bacon firm and higher; short
rib S7c; short clear s.saEc. Whisky hrm at 81 49,
butter htIoug, extra crenery 2Sa3Oc good 10 prime
25a27c; choicee dairy roll 22a2Sc Linseed oil In
fair demand a! 37Assc. Sugar dull; hard refined
G1aGAc; New Orleans 4HlaisIc Eggs easier at lSc.
Ohio fiat l21<Al3c 01,F-t'5s7 = y = .-S,-r 80
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l-Wheat, western lower md
quiet: No. 2wlntet red spot s91SSaS91Ic; February
SS1zc bid; March s9Aasg93,sSc: May 0iaSlXc. Corn,
western lower and quito; mixed spot 46ai65lc;
March i54al6c; May 47ai7H steamer 4555zc asked.
Oats steady with q moderate Inquiry; western
white 37sSsc; do mixed 3iaS6c. he iirm at 5sa
5sc Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork Sli %
alo oo, Lsni; Aasc Butter easy and quiet: western
packed l6a?3c: creamery 23aSic. Egg dull and
easy at l5c. Coffee atmer; Rio cargoes, ordinary
TO fair, 1354al4hc. ~ ihl1A NJ, AL. i = =
TOLEDO. O., Feb. 2l-Whcat dull and weak: cash
Sl1Sc; May SEQ; June $500; August s551sc, Corn
dull and steady; May 391c bid. Oats nominal.
Clovelsced, March 81 Ak; April 81 40 bid. ~
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DUFFYS PURE MALT WHISKEY
Is sold Only In bottles. Price aI.OO.
Persons East OF tho Rocky Mountains (cxcept
The Tcrrttorics), unable TO procure 1t from their
Dealers can have Half Dozen sent, In plaln case.
unmarried, express prepaid, by rcmittng 70 10
The DUFFY Malt Whlskcy Co. enthusiastically
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Petroleum,

On CRY, Feb. 2l.-opened at 6l}1c; highest $50;
lowest GlAc; closed at 64c: sales 7S5,oo barrels;
clearauces 200 900 barrels charters a. l26 barrels
shipments EOS SIS barrels, i. 5.{gst' $50 500
PIrrsnuE6H, Pa, Feb. 2l.-Petroleum fairly
active and lrm; opened Of 6l5Sc; closed at csc;
highest CSC: lowest al5se mi IL g55}t NJ -
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. 2L-opened at 6l1Sc: hIgh.
l.SSi GOV barrels. qf.. = 1900 s51g,Is.'
THUsvALE. "a, Feb. q. Opened at 6l14o; hiehes,
CSC; lowest 6l1tc; closed at 622H4c. 6fII.ifT'5s1
NEW York, Feb. 2l.-Posrolcum steady: United
closed at 6s3lc. 5'fF59a7 .i1 lflss.J l7GI I
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Fob. .2l.--Castlo- Receipts 1000
head; shipments 5. 600 head: market steady and
feeders s. ea2 Of: cows. bulls and mixed 81 sSas Is;
bulk s. Goa3 Is: Texas corn led 81 20. Hoss-Re.
ceph u, 0oo head; shipments 1000 head; market
strong and oal0o higher; rough and mixed IS 15a
as 20: sklps S. 6Oa4 49,. sheep-Rccclps 5000 head
shipments 1000 head; market weak and lOa2Oc
lower: western s35oAia5; Texans 50 coal 90; lambs
81 51a5 60. - - - e7rT' NJ ~ l7'7Is
EAST LIBReTY,i Pa, Feb. 2l.-Cattle- Receipts
shade on from last we, ks prices. Hogs-Receipts
$500 head; shipments 2 SO head: market lrin;
Philsdelphiag IS 90s6 20; Workers s. hOA5 65 com.
mon and light IS 00a5 80. sheep-Reccipa 500
head; shipments 700 head; market flrm aud o
shade higher than last week. Jill ~ 81
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M, De Chanta| Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Tho ,h!r.yain year OF this wellknown Acad.
s,v under tho charge Of The Visitation Nuns,
oDeus OH the Gs. Monday Of september next, and
continues ten months. "A
pupils received a! any time In the session. Id
Ybose who desire To place their daughters In an
Institution aIoidng exceptional advantages In
The way Of heal,hIul and delightful location, OK.
cellen, board, thorough dhcipline and instruction
a,,hc hands OF lifelong t.achcrs, In every depart.
men. Of female education, Including the modern
languages and music, should send for catalogue
0, this school. Address, arlNt n
DIrectrcss Of the Academy OF the Visitation
MI. DE CHANTAL,
au2+baw Near Wheeling. ". Va. 5
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII euro Diseases Of the Kidneys Gravel, Glcet
Structures and all Urinary aud Urethral Diseases
Nervoua aud Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Loss OF Vigor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, 1mpotency caused by errors OF youth, or.
,esses, dc. syphilis in all It's forms. sorc throa,
aud nose, ulcers, eruptoIs Bc,oiula letter, salt
rheum, and all blood and skin diseases. Female
hree Days. Price IS 90. Sold In Wheeling, ". Va,
BY i: Y. Booking. Druggist Sent BY mail sealed.
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weak. Wheat weak; No. cred February s9%assstc:
March s91zasoc; April 9ohsaeQ14o; May 9lHa9iSfe..
Corn. spot dull futures none: late months WeaEer:
No. mixed track Axe: No. 2 mixed rcbruary
47Eal,sEc. Oats. spot firm; No. white ia: nm I'M.
6 AIDED white SIC: futures In fair demand; No. 2
white February S655Sas14c; March ss7IaS7+c: April
371tsL5iisasc; May S154aS7Hc Provisions firm With
a good tobbing demand; mess pork SIS Goals So:
prime new meas ST. 80; do family SIS 5oalS OF:
hams steady at 12a121Sc Lard, refined 750a7 bc:
steam TIC. Butter firm for extra qualities; other
grades weak. creamery extra 27a2Sc; western
western fists lGAal7c Cheese tlrm!and III iair d.
maud; Ohio flats choice lsHc do fair to.prime Tx
|p14 =
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EDUCATIONAL.
STAMMERING CURED.

s,,,cm ba,cd upon natures laws. no Seer CY
2TRlCK3. system orphaned 10 those inter.
e; TSsu..!nonlnls from Ehys!elans sducston md I'd
Of i'hNW Mis- NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of ElocutI0n and English
lAasuAf'' B0i NJ. st., N. W., Washington, D. Q. a
s,,deuS boarded In family Of Principal.
nj
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1 !. ,cnsnsA1l, O., Feb. a.-ootton arm; mlddlins
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STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DID


NEW Yohx, Feb. 2l-Flour heavy; receipts II III
barreS ava SACHS; exports l,92o barrels and 5,406
sacks; sales 10000 barrels Wheat, cash Hn%c
receipts 6as00 bushels; exports 3l7,seo bushels;
sales coo bushels OF futures and 24o,00 bush.
els Of spot; No; aspiring 9lAc delivered: ungnded
red els9eAc: No; j req Ss}ac: No. rcd asc; No |
closing at s9c; April 9o14a9oeSc, closing
at 9g5se: May yJ56agl11ssc, closing ut Vic; June
81 1ag!c, closing ut 9l4c: July 9,,4ao gsc, closing
at y!4c August 9!,ias3c, closing at septem.
y,5sc. closing at y7Iso.. Corn, spot AaHc and or.
tons 1Hza5+c lower. closing firm; receipts 1880
bushels; exports $50 bushels; sales 7si 0oo bush.
!7hsalee: No ), 461.aTe: No. . February nominal;
March n 1s-lGs4sc eli sing at 4sc; April
closing at 4o14c; May 4snaisllc, closing al 4SLsc:
June IS ll.l6s4se. closing at .,o ts1e; July
por's none; mixed western a6a37c: white Do sSa
l2c. Hops aud hay quiet and steady. Coffee
iair: Rio quiet md lrln at li1sc:, options moder.
ately active and closing barely steady; sales
and July l25oal2 55c; August, September, oc.
tober November and December i2.bsal2.6ec. sugar
aH,l sened gS,St ao1asses d%ll aud nominal
old mess sl425al4 80: new do sis 25 Cut meats
firm picked bellies 711sa751Sc; middlcs Urm and
quisI. Lard higher aud moderately active; western
st!sm spo. 22754e: Ma March 2s47'e: April ga
steam 705c: Butter steady for choice grades;
others dull and weak. Cheese quiet. Eggs
heavy and lower; receipts 400 Packages: wes!.
ern flesh 1910.
CHICAGO. Ill.,. Feb. 2l.-The visible supply Of
grain on February 10, as computed by the 5ecfe.
tnry OF the Chicago board OF Trade Is as follows
Wheat, b. sS0,0O0 bushels, decrease 900 busb
els; corn, l6,5100oO bushels. dectease 2,bSOOCo
bushels: oats, 4s72,t0O bushels, decrease b o01:
rye. COO bushels increase O60 bushels; bariev
.0oJ bushels decrease 5000 A weak and
heavy feeling pessadei the wheat market during
mos! OF the session, and prize. ruled lower The
report Of the Visible supply decrease failed 10 STAY
the downward tendency. Corn was also weak
Oats steady. Provisions active. Flour dull and
unchnnged. Wheat, cash No. 2 spring 7sa7Gc: do
No. ) spring Toe; DO No. . red 771<c; Fcbrunry
724u734c, closing at 73c: March 72sa73kSc, closing
at 7Sc; May 7Sasal9Hc, closing at 77sc; June SOFA
Sic, closing at SoHc, Corn, cash No. 2, 33s1a35lSc:
February and March S31hSs3ic, clcsIus al SIC:
May as1sa39Ac, closing al 3s1<c; Juue sy5zaiOI.c,
closing at394c. Oats, cash No. 2, 21ssa2lc; Febru.
aIy and March 24c; May 23hsa2Sslc, closing at
2s1zc: juno 2s5sa2yc. closing al &C. Rye cash No
?, Sic. Barley. DO No. ?. &c. Fla1seed, do No. /.
pork. cash sl4 w; February aud March sl4 To-
II S2H closing at St4 92Ex; Juno SIS GOALS l2iI,
elosing at SIS l2h. Lard. cash aud FcttuGry
7.l215sc: May 722ISa7.S0c. closing al axe; June
7,30a7 321c, closing At 1900. Bacon, short ribs
]. 6Oa7G5c; shoulders 5.S0a6 00c. Whisky, 81 Isl.
Sugars, cutloaf 6Aa6sc; gauulated 6s6sc; standard
o2bc butter kteAuyt creamery 2Q%R.Gc: dairy
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All trains daily except Sunday. - : --1----
y Pulluian's Palace Buffet sleeping or notei Cars
through without change from steubenvil!e East TO
Philadelphia aud New York and west to Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
st. Louis. - -I7I-. - -,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, and my further information ap-
ply toJOHE G. TOMLINs0N. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Panhandle Station. Wheeling, ". Va, ,S
IET TlglHE 7Eg ~ JAMES AcCREA, Vi hlftE II
~ 800 General Manager Pittsburgh, Pa, ;,
aa0.'U EtI 80 L. A. FORD, l75l L.. l.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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". Il. HALLKR Auctlonecr. .5ts7L,.r f..
Tha, above named Special Commissioners have
slyen bond with security approved by me- accord
Ing TO law aud Ms required by said Decree Is here
By certified this 18th cay Of january. 1857. '.
ials JNO. ". MITCHELL, Clerk. (
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fiE MI Ep1-. .5=5 ". J. ROBINSON, sE.,
General Passenger Agent.
G. L. WILLIAMS, Asst Supt. ~ = = I'd !
DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
Il LOUIS RAILROAD-Panhaadle Route: -
Time tsblo for East and Weat corrected to JAN.
So 1857. Trains leave Panhandle station, foot OF
Eleventh street. near public landing. as iollows,
Central Standard time. }f7t, tfEIHl - ~
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
Dollar Of our Daddies.

O01l&I OF our U40Qlob.
The fnancier gives the history of the
American dollar as follows:
Our word dollar dates back TO 1785,
when resolution was passed by con-
gress which provided that it should be
the unit Of money OF the United States.
Another resolution was passed in 1855,
Aug. 5, providing that it should weigh
1864 grains of pure silver. The mint
was established in 1902, and then re-
CURED to coin silver dollars containing
371 % grains OF pure silver. This was
due to the influence of Alexander Ham,
ilton. No dollars were coined until
1894. and then irregular. They are
worth now 800 each. In 1874 the
coinage OF regular dollars began. Our
coin was an adaptation of the Spanish
milled dollar. The coin was called "pi-
astre." meaning fiat piece of metal; it
is synonymous with plaster. It is sup
posed that the Spaniards took the
German s'thaler" and called it by
the name OF s'piaster." The word
dollar is entered in Bailey's Eng
lish dictionary OF 1745, and was used re-
peatedly by Shakespeare at the begin
ming of the seventeenth century, es-
pecially in Macbeth ii: 5, 81: IT'LL
she discussed $4,000 to our
general use." (See also the tempest,
i'll. III The question where Shakes
peare found the word dollar is answered
by the fact that the Hanseatic towns
maintained great establishment called
the Steel Yard in London. The Steel
Yard merchants were mostly North Ger
mans, who would call the German thaler
as it was spelt "dah-ler." The same
merchants originated the word sterling.
ali abbreviation of the word ''esterling.'
As the Hanseatic trade was particular
" brisk on the Baltic and in Russia, the
standard coins of the Hanse merchants
were called esterlings, and sterlings
came to mean something genuine and
desirable. The word dollar is the Eng
lish for thaler. the first OF which was
coined about 1855. and corresponds
quite closely to our present American
dollars. The word thaler means coming
from dale or valley" the first dollar
having been coined in Bohemian valley
called Foacuimsthal. It was under
Charles w.. the Emperor Of Germany.
King of Spain and Lord of Spanish
America that the German thaler became
the coin of the world.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
Bees as Seedmakers.

Among the farmers insect friends, the
bees make themselves useful. and. as
some think indispensable, as seedmakers,
by carrying pollen on their legs from
plant to plant. Darwin made some ex-
periments in regard to fertilization Of
flowers by insect agency, one of which /
will transcribe. He selected 100 heads
of red clover which he excluded from the
visits of insects, but gave them the other
requisites of reproduction--viz., sunlight
and moisture. He also selected 100 heads
and left them free to the visits Of insects,
with the following results: The hundred
heads that the insects did not get to failed
to produce single seed, while those that
were visited by the insects produced
$1,000 seeds. thus showing that insects
are a great factor in the fertilization of
flowers. Chicago Zines.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28

A pet deer in my fathers family
always refused to eat food that had been
tasted or bitten by human being. /
have often taken piece Of vegetable, for
which the deer has previously shown a
Partially, and having driven my teeth
into it, waited to observe the effect. The
animal would approach, smell, and walk
away in disgust. This Renaissance Of
boyhood has set me thinking, and have
now arrived at the conclusion that the
ordinary food of man in our so-called
higher civilization, for health's sake,
might be advantageously modelled SO as
to more nearly harmonic with the food
of the most beautiful and fleetest of the
vegetable eating animals.-L. H. Kersey.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
A Miracle OF skill.

Oswaldus Nothingerus is said to have
made 1000 dishes of turned ivory. all
perfect and complete in every part. yet SO
thin and slender that all of them We're in.
cluded at once in cup turned out of
pepper corn of the common size. They
were SO small as to be almost invisible to
the eye. They were presented to Pope
Paul ". Boston Budget.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
Whistles Not Fishes,

Whales are not fishes. They have no
scales: they have warm blood; they give
milk to their young. and finally, they
would he drowned if they We're to remain
longer than half All hour under water.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
To the Public.

TO the Public.
On and after Wednesday September
IA, the undersigned will run daily
hack between Sturgis and Deadwoodt
leaving Sturgis at $50 a. m. Special
attention given to express.
We solicit your patronage.
Reilly Bros, Sturgis, d. I.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
Tho creek. school Days.

Though the state of Greece did not
support schools, yet daily school going
was quite general; the boys alone went to
school. however. The whole education
of Greek youth was divided into three
parts, grammar. music and gymnastics.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
THE JOURNAL,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

TEE JoUaNAL 10 better prepared than ever to
furnish the news, and the furnishing OF the news,
impartially and fully. q its frst mission.
=. TEE JouRNAL is republican a. 70 politics. but
OF public measures its FIRST regard viii be for the
purity and efficiency Of the public service and for
the higher welfare of the people.
TH JOURNALS facilities for collecting the
news are unsurpassed. Its telegraphic service Is
complete; and while ths important news OF the
world is collected in its columns, special atten-
ton is given to the news Of tae northwest, In
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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28

An official connected with the sanitary
department of Paris says that there are
fully 100000 rats in that city.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28

The Japanese say: "A man takes a
drink, then the drink takes drink, and
next the drink takes the man." Evil
IDENTIFY the Japanese shave been there.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-09-28
Special Attention Given to
Horse Shooting !!

Our facilities for doing all kinds of repairing
in our line are second to none in the Hills. Good
work guaranteed at reasonable prices. Shop on
Main street. opposite Northwestern barn.